Sometimes you simply can't describe how a thing feels subtly wrong. Atom was that for me, I tried it several times and it did nothing like I wanted it. VS Cod

Sometimes you simply can't describe how a thing feels subtly wrong. Atom was that for me, I tried it several times and it did nothing like I wanted it. VS Code was somehow different. I'm not the biggest fan but it's my go to editor now for whenever I need to edit 5 lines in some language where I don't have an IDE set up for, and it just works. So I can totally understand why people would feel strongly with Atom vs VSCode. (I've not tried Pulsar, maybe I should)